Mathieu Koppen

Does stimulus order affect central tendency and serial dependence in vestibular path integration?

This study investigates whether stimulus autocorrelation affects central tendency and serial dependence in vestibular path integration, finding these biases persist regardless of sequence protocol.

Central tendency and serial dependence in vestibular path integration

The paper investigates central tendency and serial dependence biases in vestibular path integration using a distance reproduction task in darkness, finding similar biases to those observed in visual path integration.

Natural statistics of head roll: implications for Bayesian inference in spatial orientation

The paper shows that a Gaussian prior better explains perceptual observations in spatial orientation than non-Gaussian priors, despite natural head motion having non-Gaussian statistics.

Causal inference for spatial constancy across whole-body motion

This study demonstrates that the brain uses Bayesian causal inference to weigh internal estimates and sensory feedback during spatial updating, showing nonlinear error patterns based on spatial discrepancies.